Work experience in the Department for Education

...for anyone. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity - I have gained so much from this, and it has motivated me to pursue a creative career and to be...
...for anyone. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity - I have gained so much from this, and it has motivated me to pursue a creative career and to be...
...that many schools find using frameworks a confusing process. So we arranged a design sprint to explore how we can help schools get better value for the money they spend...
...our recruitment process In the DfE Digital Recruitment team we now have an acute focus on race. We're exploring how to better support Black colleagues to get promotions in DfE....
Picture this – you’re an aspiring teacher and you’ve been working hard on your application form. You’re busy, but organised and you want your application to be the best it...
...content for specialists and explaining technical terms for non-specialists. Timeframes Agree on timeframes during project setup. Allow time for discussion to understand the requirements that will impact on time frames....
...hours of presenting and questioning is daunting for the service team and it’s a long time for assessors to listen and absorb complex information. On the advice of one of...
...can be a daunting task for user researchers depending on their level of experience and the complexity of the project. To help with this, the Department for Education (DfE) user...
...they are so much more than just a school website. Funding is available for schools to help them get set up on one of two platforms, either G Suite for...
...and how we would work together. There were differences between how LAs worked and how we did. Each LA has its own way of working, its own level of formality....
In the Department for Education’s (DfE) digital, data and technology team (DDaT), we’ve identified a need for simpler guidance on internal buying (‘procurement’) processes. Our research has shown that this...
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